Good call! Thanks.

I was hoping it was something like that, and not something I was missing.

Is there a way to have it not cache some of the images? Some are very short term and is a "waste" to cache them.

I was using NULL.

I have a memory leak I can't track down. It is much smaller when I don't use images, so....testing all possible options.

Is there a preferred way to check if an object is allocated before disposing? I just don't think all of mine are being disposed of.

annMain.c:2749

I only have the original window open. Default variable not set properly at startup?

or try

SetProcWindow(FirstEditor->Next?(APTR)FirstEditor->Next->EdWindow:(APTR)getEdExWin());

It has always done that. Even after a fresh install of OS.

Just tried the new one from above, same thing.

Stack Trace:
closeEdWindow()
closeAll()
main()

WinUAE 4.1FE. Annotate 3.0.1

If I click the window close gadget, good.
Pick Quit from menu, crash.
RAmiga+Q, crash.

Has this been fixed?

Are these devices usable on OS4 NG systems? Classic systems?

RAD:
ZIP: ZipDrives
JAZ: JazDrives
PC0: CrossDOS PC Floppy
MAC: CrossDOS Mac Floppy

In the SDK dos/dos.h id_DiskType, there is

#define ID_EXT2_DISK 0x45585402 /* EXT\2 - FuseExt2FileSystem */

Is there going to be one for EXT\03? Could it be checked for like this?

#define ID_EXT03_DISK (((uint32)'E'<<24) | ((uint32)'X'<<16) | ('T'<<8) | 0x03)

I totally overlooked what this option is for:

WinUAE->CD & Hard drives->Automount removable drives

It mounts my thumbdrive as RDH0: and I get IDCMP_DISKINSERTED. Exactly what I wanted.

I am using WinUAE, so I can't test this myself.

How do I have my program "listen" for USB devices being inserted/removed? ie, thumb drives, external harddrives.

If you have a complete working C example, that would be great since I can't test it myself.

That's what I figured. Thanks.

I just started to incorporate xadmaster.library into my project. I was looking through the includes, I don't see any mention of being able to delete a file in an archive. Is this not possible?

Exactly! We are hacking at this every time. Each person could be doing it slightly different, getting slightly different results, or just giving up in frustration. Let's fix the problem!

Take an ISO burner program, for example. Get a list of devices (DH0:, CD0: USB0:, RAM:, etc.) Run through a loop and check the type with a new DOS function:

result=IDOS->IdentifyDevice("CD0:");
Is it a CD/DVD drive? Yes, check it's properties:
IDOS->GetDeviceProperties("CD0:");
Is it a burner? Nope, skip.
result=IDOS->IdentifyDevice("CD1:");
Is it a CD/DVD drive? Yes, check it's properties:
IDOS->GetDeviceProperties("CD1:");
Is it a burner? Yes, success.


I have a device, WD0:, on my system. What kind of device is it? The world will never know.....

Would it be possible to take everything that was posted here and make a complete system function(s) to help programmers with identifying devices?

IdentifyDevice("USB0:");

Which would return a number value for a list of IDs, or a string like "USB Device" or more specific "USB Thumb Drive".

Then another command like

GetDeviceProperties("USB0:");

Fill in a huge struct with manufacturer, serial #, read/write, filesystem, if is a CD what types it can burn, etc.

Identifying devices shouldn't be such a difficult task. The OS should know what each device specifically is and can tell you easily.

Why use an image that isn't quite right? Is it FTP or a share?

For my use I am going to ask Mason to expand on netdisk.

This topic was started in this thread
How to find handler/filesystem but I thought it needed it's own thread.

Now that a smbfs can reliably be identified, what name should we call them? Shared Drive/Disk, Shared Drawer, Network Share, something else.

What image would go with them? I already have had Mason make me a 16x16 png for netdisk and netdrawer.
netdisk.png
netdrawer

We don't have a def_networkXXX.info in ENVARC:Sys for any networking situations. I feel they should be made now. I know there is not much need for them, but ChrisH and I have a use for them now. And hopefully others will, too.

I am just looking for opinions on a name(s) and image(s) that are "generic" starting points so everyone keeps things somewhat consistant.

I don't know if you can really differentiate a shared disk from a drawer, so........

I already have had Mason make a network drive and drawer 16x16 pngs for me. Before I went any further with more images and names I was just trying to get a feel for what people think it should be.

I started a new thread.

What kind of "generic" icon would be used? A harddisk or drawer with a network reference on it?

Thanks for the code, salass00. Helped me a lot.

Now that we can check for smbfs shares reliably, what do we call them?

Shared Drives or Shared Drawers? Network Drive or Network Drawer? Other? Something generic in case SMBFS isn't the only type.

I ask just so there is some sort of "standard" name used.

If you come up with a reliable way to check for SMBFS please post it here. Am in interested in it also.